As we all know that MAPI protocol is used for performance testing of Mail boxes.When we run MAPI scripts to test outlook it establishes a connection with the defined outlook profile.After which we can send, read and delete mails.
When the MAPI script tries to read mail box, then Vugen throws a pop up (highlighted in the below image) seeking permission to access the Outlook address book.
So every time we have to click Allow button manually for the script to successfully execute and the same cannot be done when we are going to do a load test with that script.
This can be bypassed by changing the "Programmatic Access Security" settings under Trust Center in our Outlook.
In Outlook Goto File --> Options --> Trust Center --> Click Trust Center Settings --> Programmatic Access
Now select the option - Never warn me about suspicious activity (not recommended) and click ok.
Thats it. Now the Pop up seeking permission to access outlook address book from vugen will disappear when we run the MAPI script.
When the MAPI script tries to read mail box, then Vugen throws a pop up (highlighted in the below image) seeking permission to access the Outlook address book.
So every time we have to click Allow button manually for the script to successfully execute and the same cannot be done when we are going to do a load test with that script.
This can be bypassed by changing the "Programmatic Access Security" settings under Trust Center in our Outlook.
In Outlook Goto File --> Options --> Trust Center --> Click Trust Center Settings --> Programmatic Access
Now select the option - Never warn me about suspicious activity (not recommended) and click ok.
Thats it. Now the Pop up seeking permission to access outlook address book from vugen will disappear when we run the MAPI script.
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